December 4, 2008 by Walter Schneider.

Thanks to Karol Karolak:

Wednesday, December 03, 2008 2:44 AM

Subject: Social Worker Raffle, childrens aid sexual abuse worker/, prostitute raffled off by academic adviser at OSU’s School of Nursing, and Real estate agent , DO YOU WANT CAS/CPS involved with YOUR children?

Social Worker Raffle

December 2, 2008

Ever wonder where those crown wards got the know-how to become prostitutes? Maybe they were counseled by the likes of Valise Dunn, a caseworker with Franklin County Ohio Children Services. She was the prostitute prize in a raffle.

Police: Ohio college adviser ran prostitute raffle

COLUMBUS, Ohio — An Ohio State University academic adviser and a real estate agent held a $10-a-ticket raffle that offered an evening with a prostitute who is also a child sex-abuse caseworker, police said.

Christopher S. Johnson, 33, an academic adviser at OSU’s School of Nursing, organized the raffle through a Craigslist.com chat board, police said. Real estate agent Rusty Blades, 42, held the invitation-only party at his house in October for the participants.

Both Johnson and Blades were charged with promoting prostitution. A judge set bail Saturday at $50,000 for Blades and $25,000 for Johnson….(Full Story)

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December 4, 2008 by Walter Schneider.

Deputies: Woman Shot, Killed ‘Rude’ Man

Local6.com - Orlando, FL, USA

A 47-year-old Marion County woman was arrested on second-degree murder
charges after she shot and killed a “rude” man she allowed to stay in her
home, ….(Full Story)

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December 4, 2008 by Walter Schneider.

DECEMBER 3, 2008

Contacts:
Erik A. Cooper
(954) 336-9977

JUDGE’S MISCONDUCT RESULTS IN MAN’S DEATH 

Fulton Superior Court Judge Bensonnetta Tipton Lane ’s

Pre-Thanksgiving Ruling Results In Father’s Suicide

Memorial Protest Rally Planned Friday, December 5^th

( Atlanta , Georgia December 3, 2008 )   On Sunday, November 30^th, following a three-year divorce and custody battle played out in a Fulton County Superior Court, Alpharetta, Georgia resident Gregory Eisenhauer committed suicide after he received a ruling from family court judge Bensonnetta Tipton Lane one day before Thanksgiving essentially stripping Eisenhauer of any decision-making authority for his three young children.

The case of Gregory Eisenhauer v. Anne Marie R. Eisenhauer was filed in February 2006.  When Eisenhauer informed his wife of his plans to file divorce litigation, Anne Marie Eisenhauer filed ex parte charges against her husband for family violence and had him removed from the home, beginning the long and tedious road facing many parents who are victimized by their spouses and subjected to Parent Alienation Syndrome, or P.A.S.  After being removed from his home, Eisenhauer’s contact with his children was substantially reduced.  Though Eisenhauer suffered diminishing relationships with his children, he faithfully pursued an amicable resolution through litigation before Judge Lane .  Despite his efforts, Judge Lane taxed Eisenhauer with the substantial costs of litigation and incredulous hurdles to satisfy the court’s examination of his qualification to serve as the children’s father.  Only one day before the Thanksgiving holiday, Judge Lane essentially ultimately stripped Eisenhauer of his role as the father of his children.  Sadly, Eisenhauer committed suicide days later.

The least seasoned human resource managers are taught to never terminate an employee’s employment during the holidays, such as Thanksgiving or Christmas, or on an individual’s birthday.  While Judge Lane ’s authority as a superior court judge is not in question, her inconsiderate and unconscionable misconduct by issuing a ruling disassembling a family the day before Thanksgiving is.  Despite her 22 years of judicial service, serving as a Fulton County Superior Court judge for 13 of those years, Judge Lane’s conduct was, at most, wanton and intentional, or in the very least, an example of extremely poor judgment.  Judge Lane’s misconduct undoubtedly contributed to the stress Eisenhauer faced while watching his family be torn apart by an unjust judicial system.

Mr. Eisenhauer was an educated man and seasoned business professional, employed in the pharmaceutical industry and rising to the level of Chief Financial Officer.  His three small children have now lost a father due to the miscarriage of justice suffered behind the closed doors of Georgia ’s family courts.  Judicial and Child Welfare Reform activists, many of whom have suffered similar miscarriages of justice in Georgian courtrooms, understood Eisenhauer’s plight and offered him their support.

A MEMORIAL PROTEST RALLY IN TRIBUTE TO GREGORY EISENHAUER has been organized by a group of Judicial and Child Welfare Reform activists to raise public awareness concerning tragedies, such as Eisenhauer’s death, and the unbalanced judicial system many parents have or will face in divorce and custody disputes.  The Rally will take place on Friday, December 5, 2008, beginning at 8:00 a.m. at the Fulton County Courthouse, located at 185 Central Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia.

For additional information, please contact Erik A. Cooper at (954) 336-9977.

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